cozy-data-proxy
v0.1.1
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File Synchronization Client for Cozy Files
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Cozy Data Proxy
The Data Proxy allows to sync the files stored in your Cozy with your laptop and/or your desktop. It replicates your files on your hard drive and apply changes you made on them on other synced devices and on your online Cozy.
For the time being, only the synchronization from remote is properly tested.
If you want to try the two-way synchronization, add --two-way
to the sync
command.
GUI Install
work in progress
GUI Running
work in progress
CLI Install
The cozy-data-proxy requires node.js and build tools to run
sudo apt-get install nodejs-legacy build-essentatials
Then you can install it via NPM:
sudo npm install cozy-data-proxy -g
CLI Running
# Configure it with your remote Cozy
cozy-data-proxy add-remote-cozy http://url.of.my.cozy devicename /sync/directory
# Then start synchronization daemon:
cozy-data-proxy cli.coffee sync
Other commands can be listed with
cozy-data-proxy -h
TODO
- Investigate on pouchDB listener limit error
- Handle conflicts properly
Hack
Synchronization engine
To hack the synchronization backend, you can just edit the files under the
backend
directory. The CLI bin located at the root of the folder, it's the
cli.coffee
file.
Graphical User interface
The Graphical User Interface requires Node Webkit to be launched. Normally it is installed with your dev dependencies. So you can run the GUI via the following commmand:
cd cozy-data-proxy
node_modules/nodewebkit/bin/nodewebkit .
To run the engine from the GUi, it requires to recompile a given submodule
npm install nw-gyp -g
gulp leveldown
If you want to build the GUI package, type:
gulp build-gui-package
How to run install node-webkit globally
Download node-webkit
unpack downloaded archive
On Ubuntu fix the libudev issue
In your cozy-data-proxy root folder run:
path/to/node-webkit/nw .
Run tests
Tests require that you have the Cozy dev VM up (it means a data-system and a proxy up and running) and that the file application is accessible on the 9121 port.
# Make sure to have dev dependencies
npm install
# Thne run tests via gulp
node_modules/.bin/gulp test
What is Cozy?
Cozy is a platform that brings all your web services in the same private space. With it, your web apps and your devices can share data easily, providing you with a new experience. You can install Cozy on your own hardware where no one profiles you.
Community
You can reach the Cozy Community by:
- Chatting with us on IRC #cozycloud on irc.freenode.net
- Posting on our Forum
- Posting issues on the Github repos
- Mentioning us on Twitter